@Aroma-v9m9g
This isn’t surface-level advice—it’s a deep unraveling, a return to wholeness. Thank you for creating something that doesn’t just inform—it awakens. I’ll never see myself the same way again.
@RajuRaju-im8cp
owen hermstring’s book quietly exposes the mechanics of reality in a way that’s hard to unsee once you read it. no idea how it’s not more known.
@KimTran-d9w
But let’s be real this is just the beginning of my journey,I’m on my way to go home -my true self where I belong
@ChatchaiPu
I know this might sound like just another “my life changed” post, but hear me out. Six months ago, I dropped every spiritual shortcut, every fluffy quote, every TikTok hack. And I read Encrypted Abundance by David West. That’s when things got serious. My income tripled. My thinking sharpened. I stopped feeling like I was chasing shadows. This isn’t about “manifesting vibes” or “feeling abundant.” It’s about understanding how your reality is being shaped without your permission — and how to intercept that process. The book didn’t just motivate me. It rewired how I see time, decisions, and desire. Find it. Study it. Just don’t treat it like a self-help book. It’s more like an operating manual they hoped you’d never see.
@simplifysuccessusa
Such an inspiring video—thank you for exploring Jung’s ideas with so much clarity and depth. One of the biggest lessons I’m taking away is that becoming your true self isn’t about rejecting your flaws, but about integrating all parts of who you are, even the ones you try to hide. I love how Jung emphasized that self-acceptance is the starting point for real growth. This reminder to embrace the shadow instead of denying it feels so relevant in a world that constantly pushes us to perform and pretend. Grateful for this content—it really makes me reflect on my own journey toward wholeness.
@PsycheAmee
This is not just a video—it's a mirror held up to the soul. The narration, the depth, the way Jung’s ideas are brought to life here... absolutely masterful. Thank you for creating something that feels more like an awakening than content.
@sudheervijju8233
ive gone through so many phases trying to figure myself out. therapy, journaling, endless personality tests, shadow work rabbit holes… but most of it felt like rearranging furniture in a house that was already on fire. then i read this book someone mentioned in passing it wasnt a bestseller or anything. its called the hidden jung files. and something about it just landed. not because it gave me answers. but because it made me ask better questions. about identity. belief. memory. Myth. about why i was carrying wounds that didnt belong to me and how to finally put them down. its not flashy. but its the kind of book you finish and just… stare at the wall for a while. not sure who else needs that kind of book. but i did. and im glad i found it.
@UrDominioN
Finding this is one of the best things I have found in a while. Today, I will start letting my true self out of its cave. Much love
@lsm1674
Probably one of the best videos I´ve seen on YouTube! So much truth delivered in a very clear and direct way! The way this video manages to use the right words to explain something that is quite complex was very impressive and I love the choice of words at the end " Welcome Back"! Well done! You nailed it!
@TheSelfUncovered
Becoming yourself isn’t adding more — it’s peeling away the false.
@isajay825
These words, so well put together, have given me the courage to act and rescue myself. So much gratitude...
@issy201083
This is so on point it's scary but at the same time it's liberation ❤
@pgedtar_1209
i used to lie awake at night wondering why i felt so out of place. i wasnt depressed, not really. not anxious either. just… numb. disconnected. like i was missing something essential and couldntt name what. i tried everything books, podcasts, even meditation retreats. but it all felt like noise until i came across this one book someone mentioned in a buried comment. the hidden jung files. never heard of it. but it felt like it was written for me. every page felt like a quiet i see you from someone whos been in the same kind of mental fog. it didnt promise to heal me. it just showed me where the wound was. and that, honestly, changed everything.
@lkempin1
Shaking off the need for approval is a major, major life challenge & many will struggle for years to do this. I'm 62yo & still finding the courage to do this.
@KimTran-d9w
I can’t happy enough to hear this podcast. It’s lovely it’s the truth and thanks for sharing this to the world. I’m me finally and I’m glad to share this with you too.
@PsyrenaChannel
Let’s be honest, this is only the beginning of my journey. 🌿✨ I’m finally on my way back home… to my true self, where I’ve always belonged. 💖🕊
@AboutWisdomYT
you think you know yourself until you meet what you’ve been hiding. jung didn’t come to play nice—he came to expose the lie of your persona.
@PrabhatPratapsingh-b6v
for as long as i can remember, ive had dreams that felt more like messages than random brain noise. symbols, places id never been, faces i didnt recognize. and no matter how much i tried to ignore it or explain it away… it kept happening. then one night, while scrolling some obscure reddit thread on jungian theory, someone casually dropped the name of a book the hidden jung files by elena graves. never heard of it before, but i gave it a shot. and i swear, it felt like the book had been waiting for me. it didnt give me a system or a step-by-step process. it just gave me a deeper lens to look through. and somehow, things started making more sense not just in my dreams, but in my actual life. if youre someone who feels like theres meaning just beneath the surface of everything… this one might resonate with you too.
@bungotonsingha9782
its a strange kind of pain, waking up every day pretending to be someone people can understand. for years, i filtered everything i said, everything i was, because being too deep or too intense just made people uncomfortable. i started to think maybe i was the problem. until i read this book. not a famous one, just something a stranger mentioned on a reddit thread once—the hidden jung files. it didnt pat me on the back or tell me everything would be okay. it told the truth. and in doing so, gave me permission to finally exist as i am. if youve ever felt like your inner world is too much for this one… maybe you’re not broken. maybe youre just built for something deeper.
@Thynksee